WCCC Transfer Guide to UMA Bachelor of Science

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WCCC Transfer Guide to UMA Bachelor of Science, MENTAL HEALTH & HUMAN SERVICES University of Maine at Augusta - College of Professional Studies This sheet is intended to be informational only. WCCC students must consult with an academic advisor prior to registration. 2019-2020 Catalog

DEGREE REQUIREMENTS:  Minimum 121 Total Credit Hours  30 credit hours of Residency Courses  Writing Intensive Course  9 credits of Upper-level Major Residency Courses  Minimum Cumulative GPA of 2.00  Minimum GPA in the Major of 2.00

WCCC Equivalent Courses UMA’s BS Mental Health & Human Services Degree Requirements PROGRAM MAJOR REQUIREMENTS (69 credit hours):  HUS 101 Introduction to Human Services  HUS 101 Introduction to Human Services (3)  HUS 125 Substance Abuse  HUS 125 Introduction to Substance Use Disorder (3)  HUS 212 Case Management  HUS 212 Case Management (3)  HUS 218 Community Mental Health  HUS 218 Community Mental Health (3)   HUS 223 Fieldwork Preparation (3) must be earned with a grade of “C” or higher  HUS 230 Interviewing and Counseling  HUS 230 Interviewing Skills for Human Services (3)   HUS 270 Fieldwork Placement I (3) must be earned with a grade of “C” or higher   HUS 305 Group Process (3)   HUS 308 Assessment and Planning (3)   HUS 309 Counseling in Human Services (3)   HUS 316 Applied Professional Ethics for Human Services (3)   HUS 349 Supervision in Human Services (3)   HUS 470 Fieldwork Placement II (9) must be earned with a grade of “C” or higher SELECT ONE OF THE FOLLOWING PATHWAYS/CONCENTRATIONS: Mental Health & Human Service Generalist  Complete eight Mental Health electives (24) (see Elective Course

Options, at end of document) Adult Mental Health Rehabilitation Concentration  HUS 134 Cultural Competency for the Helping Professions (3)  HUS 222 Disabilities & Psycho-Social Rehabilitation  HUS 222 Psychosocial Rehabilitation (3)  HUS 215 Crisis Identification and Resolution  HUS 232 Crisis Intervention (3)  HUS 235 Trauma and Recovery  HUS 233 Trauma: Recognition and Interventions (3)  HUS 120 Vocational Aspects of Disability  HUS 236 Foundations of Vocational Rehabilitation (3)  HUS 102 Topics in Mental Health & Aging  HUS 350 Mental Health and Aging (3)   HUS 335 Addiction: Diversity and Rehabilitations (3)   Complete one Mental Health elective (see Elective Course Options, at end of document) (3) Addiction Counseling Concentration   HUS/PSY 229 Models of Addiction (3)  HUS 215 Crisis Identification and Resolution  HUS 232 Crisis Intervention (3)   HUS/SSC 318 Adolescence, Sub. Abuse & Criminality (3)   HUS 326 Counseling for Substance Use Disorder(3)   HUS 335 Addiction: Diversity and Rehabilitations (3)   US/SSC 332 Addiction and the Family (3)   HUS 342 Trauma and Addiction (3)   Complete one Mental Health elective course (see Elective Course Options, at end of document) (3)

Child and Family Services Concentration   Complete two of the following (6): HUS 220 Child Mental Health HUS 221 Adolescent Mental Health HUS 323 Infant Mental Health   Complete one of the following courses (3): HUS 328 Creative Development & Art for Young Children PSY 302 Psychology of Childhood 1

  HUS 352 Interventions for Families with Children (3)   HUS 354 The Behavioral Health Professional (3)   PSY 345 Problems and Interventions in Childhood (3)   Complete two Mental Health electives (6) (see Elective Course Options, at end of document)

OTHER PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS (40 credit hours):  ENG 107 Speech  Complete any 100-level Communications course (3) ★  CTT 110 Microcomputer Operating Systems & Applications  Complete one of the following Computer Information Systems electives (3) ★: CIS 100 Introduction to Computer Applications CIS 101 Introduction to Computer Science  ENG 101 College Composition  ENG 101 College Writing (3) ★  ENG 212 Introduction to Literature  ENG 102W Introduction to Literature (3) ★  ENG 210 Technical Writing OR  ENG 317W Professional Writing (3) ★  BUS 205 Business Communications  ART 100 Introduction to Art Complete one of the following Fine Arts electives (3) ★:  ART 103 Printmaking ARH xxx any Art History course  ART 105 Drawing for Beginners ART xxx any Art course  ART 201 Mixed Media Art DRA xxx any Drama course  ENG 208 Creative Writing ENG 351W Creative Writing I ENG 452 Creative Writing II MUH 1xx any 100-level Music History course MUS 1xx any 100-level Music course  COM 111 American Sign Language II  Complete one of the following Humanities electives (3) ★:  ENG 203 Special Topics in Literature AME xxx any American Studies course  ENG 208 Creative Writing ARH 105 History of Art & Architecture I  ENG 209 Shakespeare ARH 106 History of Art & Architecture II  ENG 212 Introduction to Literature ASL 1xx/2xx any 100-or 200-level ASL course  ENG 214 Literature and Film DRA xxx, any Drama course  ENG 215 Contemporary American Fiction ENG xxx any English course (except ENG 100, 101 or 317w)  HIS 109 History of Downeast Maine FRE xxx any French course  HIS 112 American History to Reconstruction HGH xxx any Holocaust, Human Rights & Genocide course  HIS 113 American History From Reconstruction  HIS 115 Maine History HTY xxx any History course  HIS 117 World History to 1715 HUM xxx any Humanities course  HIS 119 World History from 1715 to Present MUH xxx any Music History course  HIS 170 History of World Food PHI xxx any Philosophy course (except PHI 135 or 335)  PHI 101 Introduction to Philosophy SPA xxx any Spanish course  PHI 114 Environmental Ethics WGS xxx any Women and Gender Studies course  SPA 101 Introduction to Spanish I  SPA 103 Introduction to Spanish II  MAT 115 Statistics, Concepts & Methods  MAT 115 Elementary Statistics I (3) ★  BIO 120 General Biology with Lab  BIO 130 Human Anatomy and Physiology  BIO 220 Microbiology with Lab  BIO 225 Anatomy and Physiology I with Lab  Complete any 100-level laboratory science course (4) ★  BIO 235 Anatomy and Physiology II with Lab  CHY 110 Fundamentals of Chemistry with Lab  SCI 101 Foundations of Modern Science  PSY 101 Introduction to Psychology  PSY 100 Introduction to Psychology (3) ★  PSY 207 Developmental Psychology  PSY 308 Human Development (3)  SOC 101 Introduction to Sociology  SOC 101 Introduction to Sociology (3) ★   SOC 201 Social Problems (3) GENERAL ELECTIVES  Any Discipline 1XX/2XX courses  Complete 12 credits of any 100-level or higher electives (12)

General Education: It is the intention of the University of Maine at Augusta that every degree graduate will be prepared to function in our society as an effective and informed citizen. To this end, the faculty has designed a set of minimum expectations that students are expected to satisfy. The

aspirations are defined by core skills, competencies, and abilities as well as knowledge based learning experiences that are the grounds for the General Education Requirements. Courses notated by a ★ symbol represent a select minimum of courses within this major that satisfy the UMA general education requirements.

ELECTIVE COURSE OPTIONS-- MENTAL HEALTH  ECE 230 Curriculum in Early Childhood Education EDU 261 Early Childhood Curriculum: Early Learning Environments  EDU 362 Language and Literacy in Early Childhood  EDU 363 Young Children with Special Needs  HUS 130 Developmental Disabilities (3)  HUS 134 Cultural Competency for the Helping Professions (3)  HUS/EDU 160 Perspectives on Infants, Toddlers & Young Children (3)  HUS 215 Introduction to Therapeutic Activities (3)  HUS 220 Child Mental Health (3)  HUS 221 Adolescent Mental Health (3)  HUS 222 Disabilities & Psycho-Social Rehabilitation HUS 222 Psychosocial Rehabilitation (3)  HUS 224 Fundamentals of Community Practice and Involvement (3)  HUS/PSY 229 Models of Addiction (3)  HUS 215 Crisis Identification and Resolution HUS 232 Crisis Intervention (3)  HUS 235 Trauma and Recovery HUS 233 Trauma: Recognition and Interventions (3)  HUS 120 Vocational Aspects of Disability HUS 236 Foundations of Vocational Rehab (3)  HUS 240 Human Services for an Aging Population (3)  HUS 262 Introduction to Autism Spectrum Disorder  HUS 263 Family Interactions (3)  HUS 289/389/489 Topics in Human Services (3)  HUS/PSY 306 Behavior Modification (3)  HUS 314 Human Services Management (3)  HUS/SSC 318 Adolescence, Substance Abuse, and Criminality (3)  HUS 323 Infant Mental Health (3)  HUS 326 Counseling for Substance Use Disorder(3)  HUS/EDU 328 Creative Development and Art for Young Children (3)  HUS 331 Substance Abuse Counseling for Special Populations (3)  HUS/SSC 332 Addiction and the Family (3)  HUS 335 Addiction: Diversity and Rehabilitation (3)  HUS 342 Trauma and Addiction (3)  HUS/PSY 345 Problems and Interventions in Childhood (3)  HUS 346 perspective on Adult Mental Health through Popular Film (3)  HUS 102 Mental Health and Aging HUS 350 Mental Health and Aging (3)  HUS/EDU 352 Interventions for Families with Children (3)  HUS 354 The Behavioral Health Professional (3)  HUS 356 Women’s Mental Health (3)  HUS/JUS/SSC 364 Human Rights Violation, Torture and Trauma (3)  HUS 366 Grief Counseling (3)  HUS 436 Counseling for Co-Occurring Mental Disorders & Addiction (3)  JUS 307 Violence in the Family (3)  PSY 400 Abnormal Psychology (3)  SOC 319 Social Gerontology (3)  SOC 340 Sociology of Minorities (3)  SOC 102 Sociology of the Family SOC 360 Sociology of the Family (3)  SSC 362 Death and Dying (3)  SSC/JUS 450 Conflict Resolution (3)